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A young orangutan female, Bumbu Nigahatua, seen near the Sumatran Orangutan Rescue Centre, near Bukit Tigapuluh, Sumatra, Indonesia. Orangutans like this one, have been taken care of from being illegally kept in captivity. They get trained by FZS trainers in a so called Jungle School where they learn how to survive in the rainforest. When they are ready, they are released into the wild. Here, the staff at the station is trying to lure (with juice and fruits) the orangutan down low, so they can treat a wound on her neck. © Daniel Rosengren
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A young orangutan female, Bumbu Nigahatua, seen near the Sumatran Orangutan Rescue Centre, near Bukit Tigapuluh, Sumatra, Indonesia. Orangutans like this one, have been taken care of from being illegally kept in captivity. They get trained by FZS trainers in a so called Jungle School where they learn how to survive in the rainforest. When they are ready, they are released into the wild. Here, the staff at the station is trying to lure (with juice and fruits) the orangutan down low, so they can treat a wound on her neck. © Daniel Rosengren

  • A young orangutan (Kedaung) released by trainer Siti Fatimatazzahra for jungle school. Before being released into the wild, orangutans need to learn several skills so they can survive better. They learn to stay up, away from the ground (where tigers may roam), what can be eaten and climbing skills. Trainer Kresno Handrianto is seen behind. Open Orangutan Sanctuary, near Bukit Tigapuluh, Sumatra, Indonesia. © Daniel Rosengren
  • A young orangutan female, Bumbu Nigahatua, seen near the Sumatran Orangutan Rescue Centre, near Bukit Tigapuluh, Sumatra, Indonesia. Orangutans like this one, have been taken care of from being illegally kept in captivity. They get trained by FZS trainers in a so called Jungle School where they learn how to survive in the rainforest. When they are ready, they are released into the wild. Here, the staff at the station is trying to lure (with juice and fruits) the orangutan down low, so they can treat a wound on her neck. © Daniel Rosengren
  • Andri Safrianto, orangutan tracker at SORC, giving the recently released Sa’i some supplementary food. SORC (Sumatran Orangutan Rescue Centre) station, Bukit Tiga Puluh landscape, Sumatra, Indonesia. © Daniel Rosengren
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